ULA is stuck with SLS, which had its high-level design micromanaged by Congress in a way that guaranteed it will fail (at everything except collecting government funding). It makes sense that Bruno is jumping ship shortly before the reckoning comes for SLS, to a company where success is possible.
Tory Bruno seems cool, and my impression is that he's been held back by a conservative, risk-averse culture in the ULA board that really only worked until SpaceX and other competitors proved themselves.
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Two things I recall from this video from years ago
1. Tory really seemed to be a true expert. Not a typical “CEO”.
2. Seems like a genuinely nice guy, see this moment when Tory recognized Dustin’s dad
https://youtu.be/Bh7Xf3Ox7K8?t=476